Local items and notices from the Honolulu paper
The column lists assorted local items including notes on Lowney candies at several shops, travel mentions to Honolulu and Koko head, a resignation as tent collector for Wainkea Mill Co, a planters association meeting in Honolulu, a piano sale, hotel and restaurant promotions, and social updates on residents, trips, and church services. It references the Kinau and Roderick Chu ships and local business promotions for Demosthenes cafe and Wall Nichols Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Medoatiatt
Lowney
Wall Nichols Co
Stratemeyer
Honolulu
McDonatt
Peck
Weber
Kinay
Valcano
Lowne
Severance
Wainkea Mill Co
Planters’ Association
Abe
A. T. Jackson
Yeterday
Hamakun and
Kowa
Pali
Demosthenes
Ladies’ Guild
St. James’ Mission
Hollard Madden
Kukaiau
Joe
Haili Church
H. E. Kelsey
A.J. Hall
Episcopal Church
Paduila
Sidney Morgany
Witch German event plans stir Cotillion Club plans
An account of a Witches German planned by the Cotillion Church with committees for decorations refreshments and patronesses. It notes new members admitted and leaders for the German program, amid a long digressive tale of a Kentucky Jones mule story and a moonshine reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion
Ulah
Eladorate
Pate
White
Thankegiving Paneer
Kentucky
Jones
Hayes
Emily Peck
Hilmot Hapai
Shaw
Ray
Ted ‘Gimal
Mellor
Favore
Rive
McKenney
Rows
Lowdenstein
Hurtels
Mies Crow
Ruth Richardson
KB. N. Holtes
J. T. Lewis
Nichols
Benton Arsole Wedding at Central Union Church Honolulu
Local notice covers the marriage of G. P. Benton of Hilo and Miss Romen Ariole of Honolulu officiated by Rev. Win. M. Kincaid with a small guest list including Arthur Berg as best man and Mary Ariole as bridesmaid. The couple plan to reside in Hilo while notes mention social events, a jewelry store promotion, and upcoming community activities including a church program and a tax office opening hours adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Church
Honolulu
G. P. Benton
Romen Ariole
Win
M. Kincaid
Tony
Arthur Berg
Mary Ariole
S. M. Damon
Gev. H. Williams
J.D. Kennedy
Front Street
Irwin Not Opposed to Kobala Hilo Railroad Project
Mr. Meck spoke with William G. Irwin who declared he is not opposed to the Kobala Hilo railroad and urged locating the lines to learn their path. Mr. Peck, citing Irwin, said the public’s next demand is work on the road and that he intends to provide it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Peck
Honoiula
Meck
William G. Irwin
Kobala-Hilo
Stoad
Peck
Traditions Smashed Harmony: Chang Alama Wedding In Hilo
In Hilo a Chinese couple Chang Alama and Aona Alama wed under American law after a clash with rigid customs. Alama faces threats from traditionalists. The See Yups protested, Elks raised funds at a meeting, while the couple hides awaiting the aftermath of the scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang Pun
Ape Ot
Himmel
Ada Alama
Amerton
Papa
C. Alama
Front Street
Chang
Tuien
Aona Alama
Hilo
Aona
Alama
Pere
Alamo
Aone
C. Ridgway
Theti Chang
Alana
Honolulu
See Yups
Elks
Elks Meeting
Cinch Club Ball Ends Year Suspension In Hilo
The Cinch Club, a ladies group in Hilo devoted to High Five, suspended activities for the year but plans to resume next year. A year end ball at Seicao's hall featured bamboo decorations and thousands of club cards, a temperate fruit punch, Carvalho's orchestra, and praise for the ladies who organized decorations, music, refreshments, and floor management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Seicao's Hall
Cinch Chul
Carvalho
Serrao
Mia
Bartels
Mis
le Ross
Mins
Emily Peek
J. T. Lewis
W. J. Stone
B.D. Baldwin
Stacker
Mr. Mellor
Special Meeting of Kilauea Lodge No 330 Fo and Am
A special meeting of KILAUEA LODGE NO. 330 Fo and A.M. is announced for Wednesday evening November 18, 1905 at 7 30 PM. Work in the third degree. Scjourning and visiting brethren are invited. By order of W M THOS C RIDGWAY Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilauea
A.M
W. M. Thos. C. Ridgway
Tennis at Paauilo Hosts Top Hawaii Players
A November 1 match at Hamukua Tennis Club Paauilo pitted Harry Gray of Hukulau against Eugene Horner of Paauilo. Horner won the toss and after three sets led 6-2 6-2 6-2. Horner’s accuracy and Horner’s drive outpaced Gray’s steady returns. Judge Patten of Paante praised Horner’s fair decisions, enhancing his esteem among spectators including Dr A Towin HY Patten and Mr Heveridge from Hakalau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paauilo
Hamukua
Hawaii
Harry Gray
Hukulau
Eugene Horner
Horner
Lin
Gray
Patten
Paante
Hin
Hakalau
A, Towin
Hy, Patten
Heveridge
An Artistic Calendar From Wall Nichols Project
An ornate Hawaiian calendar titled The Hawaiian Sonvener Calendar features twelve colored landscape images, each month presented separately and tied with silk. A decorative gift item, it is promoted for home use with subscription pricing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Kinau Passenger List Names Numerous Passengers
Geo Stratemeyer W G Bennett P Peck K Taketa Thomas Low Miss A Kinney Chas Wilson and wife J H Matthewman and wife A M Lewin Mrs De Mello Miss Hollinger Miss Minnie Reis K Rockwits Col Alex McKenzie Major Win KB Birkheimer and wife Major Win B Davis Major Henry Noon Capt Geo McK Williamson Capt Geo W Read Gordon McLean and wife R N Topham and wife Wm Taylor John THM W TH Wilbers Mrs T Hollinger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
C. Stratemeyer
W.G. Bennett
P. Peck
K. Taketa
Thomas Low
A. Kinney
Chas. Wilson
J. H. Matthewman
A.M. Lewin
de Mello
Hollinger
Minnie Reis
K. Rockwits
Col
Alex. McKenzie
Win
KB. Birkheimer
B. Davis
Henry Noon
Geo. McK
Aloha Survey Shows Damage To Aloha After Swell At Wharf
Aloha and her captain Fry were surveyed after heavy swells damaged the vessel at the new wharf last week. A three man board including Harbor Master Fitzgerald Alex Johnson and Captain Kogalls found the Alol not render cil safe but fit to return to home port with seven planks needing replacement. United States Army officers led by Col A McKenzie from Honolulu visited to inspect fortifications and volcano activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Fitzgerald
Alex Johnson
Kogalls
Roderick DK
United States Army
Col. A McKenzie
War Department
Kinwa
Honolulu
Win
Birkeimer
W. J. Davis
Henry Moon
W. Read
Islands
Wil
St James Guild Fancy Work Sale At Hotel Parlors
The sale by the St James Guild at the Hotel parlors Friday and Saturday November 20 and 21 offers a pleasant event for attendees. A doll show directed by Mrs Hayes anchors the entertainment with a dramatic Mother Goose birthday party as a notable highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild
Hayes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ellen Stone
Clara Stone
Roderick Chu
Silva
Waianuenve Street
A. Richley
Moses & Raymond
Albert Horner
Kukaian
Edward Madden
Order of Elks
Belle
Jefferson
Per Callon
Hoffschlaeger Co., Limited
the Witches
Kentucky Jones
Pacific
Pana
Tava
Bluegrass
Jong
Puna
St. James’ Guild
Ross
Wainkea
le Tesha
Miss Wight
First Foreign Church
Pol Nash
Porter
Black
Lewis
Howland
Prouty
Mito Drug
Ki. W. Marnard
Laupahoehoe
Messrs. Cook and Lee
Little
Irwin
Cupid
Cheng Ant Acua Langh
Old Confuctix
Cravenette Raincoats
Haberdashery
M. F. McDonald
Andante
Fidelity Insurance Co
Fidelity Insurance Company of
Tlondala
Pare Ney Thisitu Home Company
Territory of
Puno Club
Moves
Tracy
Miss Sierinly Ly Keating
Art of Sentebsol
Joan S Ae
Mr. Tomer
O Bargiell
Chopin
Mack Rey Sinny
Carolyn
the New America
Johnstone
Chis
Furnea Song
The
New Americain
J.T. Lewis
Quintedte
E. Becehurine
Mooep
Impromptu
Rubenstein
Lewis Keating
Pune
M. J. Potter
C. C. Kennedy
Mra
Lewin Toe Hilo Shipping
Hark St. Katherine
C. W. Sanders
San Francisco
Hark Roderick Dill
Engalls
General Moerchindise
Clbarre
Thurnluy
Novrath
Amr
Moha
Mt. Dames
Mission
Sunlay
Hvensong
Royal
Kinau
Aloha
E. N. Holmes
John B. Stetson
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